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There was a general discussion of the application, with some members questioning the use of CPA funds for yet another records preservation project. Mr. Wolk said he felt the Town had approved a number of such projects, and questioned whether other CPA projects might improve Lexington residents quality of life more significantly. Ms. Fenollosa called for a preliminary straw poll for consideration of the project at $60,000-$75,000 under an amended application. The Committee voted (6-0-1) in favor; Ms. Fenollosa did not vote. 5.Updates and Member Concerns a.)Parkers Revenge Project Jeanne Kriegerreported that the Parkers Revenge Restoration Project would be re-submitted for archaeological excavation costs. (Ms. Krieger is scheduled to return to meet with the CPC to present her amended th application on December 11.) th b.)Dec. 11 Public Hearing for Needs Assessment Report The Needs th Assessment Report Hearing is scheduled for December 11 at the Cary Memorial Library at 7:00 pm in the lower level large meeting room. c.)Lincoln Fields FY14 Project - Mr. Kanter reported that work under the FY14 CPA project on Lincoln Field #1 has resumed. He said the installation of the synthetic turf had been faulty, and that a new contractor had been hired to do a new installation. There will be no additional cost to the Town. The following documents were presented at the meeting: 1.Preliminary Estimate of Total Available \[CPA Funds\] for Use at the 2015 ATM. Presented by Mr. Addelson, Assistant Town Manager for Finance. 2.Cary Hall Archive Room, Lexington, MA Study 11-12-14. Presented by Ms. Donna Hooper. The meeting was adjourned at 4:50 pm. Respectfully submitted, Nathalie Rice Administrative Assistant Community Preservation Committee 3